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 ZMD30011
LIN Transceiver
Datasheet Features * * * * * * * * * * * Compliant with LIN Specifications 1.3 and 2.0 Sleep mode and wake-up-function to reduce power consumption Wake-up via WAKE-pin, EN-pin, or bus wakeup-message Battery related INH pin to control an external voltage regulator Interfaces MCU with 3.3V or 5V LIN bus speed up to 20kBaud Supply voltage 6.5V to 18V Operating temperature -40 to +125C 8kV ESD protection for pins LIN, INH, WAKE, VSUP Thermal overload protection SOP8 package Description ZMD30011 is a CMOS integrated circuit for application in a Local Interconnect Network (LIN). The device is used as a part of a master or slave node and works as an interface between the physical bus and the protocol controller. It realizes data switching (between bus and TXD/RXD) and level shifting (between battery voltage and controller voltage). ZMD30011 is equipped with sleep mode and wakeup-function to reduce power consumption. It has a battery related output to control an external voltage regulator which supplies other devices. The IC is optimised for automotive environments by it's very low standby current, excellent electromagnetic compatibility, ESD protection and thermal overload protection. PRELIMINARY
Benefits * * * Very low standby current in sleep mode (typical 14 A) Excellent electromagnetic compatibility Bus I/O slew rate control ensures low RFemission
Application Circuit (Example)
LIN-Bus
VBAT
Voltage Regulator
VSUP WAKE INH
ZMD30011 Application LIN RXD Transceiver TXD
LIN GND EN
MicroController
(Sensor, Actuator, Switch, etc)
Fig. 1: Application Circuit Example
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ZMD30011
LIN Transceiver
Datasheet PRELIMINARY
Content
1. 2. 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 2.9 3. 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 4. 5. 6. 6.1 6.2 7. 8. 9. 10. BLOCK SCHEMATIC...................................................................................................................................... 3 PIN DESCRIPTION ......................................................................................................................................... 4 PIN CONFIGURATION ...................................................................................................................................... 4 RXD-PIN ....................................................................................................................................................... 4 EN-PIN .......................................................................................................................................................... 4 WAKE-PIN .................................................................................................................................................... 4 TXD-PIN........................................................................................................................................................ 5 GND-PIN ....................................................................................................................................................... 5 LIN-BUS-PIN.................................................................................................................................................. 5 VSUP-PIN ..................................................................................................................................................... 5 INH-PIN......................................................................................................................................................... 6 FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION ........................................................................................................................ 7 SEQUENCE CONTROL ..................................................................................................................................... 7 WAKE-UP-EVENTS ......................................................................................................................................... 7 INTERNAL VOLTAGE REGULATOR .................................................................................................................... 8 BATTERY VOLTAGE CONTROL ......................................................................................................................... 8 3.3V AND 5V LOGIC CAPABILITY ..................................................................................................................... 8 ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY AND SHORT-CIRCUIT IMMUNITY ............................................ 10 FAIL-SAFE-FEATURES ................................................................................................................................ 10 ELECTRICAL PARAMETERS ...................................................................................................................... 11 MAXIMUM RATINGS ...................................................................................................................................... 11 ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS .................................................................................................................... 12 TIMING CHARACTERISTICS ....................................................................................................................... 15 PACKAGE ..................................................................................................................................................... 21 RELATED DOCUMENTS.............................................................................................................................. 22 ORDERING INFORMATION ......................................................................................................................... 22
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ZMD30011
LIN Transceiver
Datasheet PRELIMINARY
1. Block Schematic
VSUP SupplyComparator, POC Supply 5V INH
LIN
Transmitter Current Limiter Slope Control
Time-out filter
TXD
Receiver Comparator Filter
VSUP
RXD
Wake-up filter
WAKE
Wake-up filter
Mode Control
EN
Fig. 2: Block Schematic
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ZMD30011
LIN Transceiver
Datasheet PRELIMINARY
2. Pin Description
2.1
PIN 1 2
Pin Configuration
Symbol RXD EN Description receive data output sleep control input normal mode=high sleep mode=low local wake-up input transmit data input ground single wire bus input/output battery supply input battery related inhibit output to control an external voltage regulator 4 5 3 top view
1
8
3 4 5 6 7 8
WAKE TXD GND LIN VSUP INH
2 SOP8 150 mil
7
6
Fig. 3: Pin Configuration
2.2
RXD-Pin
This pin reports the state of the LIN bus voltage to the protocol controller. A LIN-low-level (dominant state) is transmitted as a CMOS-low-level. A recessive LIN-state (LIN-high-level) is transmitted as a CMOS-high-level. The RXD output structure is an open-drain output stage. This allows the ZMD30011 to be used with 3.3 V or 5 V I/O protocol controllers. If the controller's RXD pin does not have an integrated pull-up, an external pull-up resistor to the microcontroller I/O supply voltage is required. The driver is tristated in the sleep-mode.
2.3
EN-Pin
This input determines the operation mode of the device. EN=high sets the device to the normal-mode, EN=low sets the device to the sleep-mode significantly reducing the current consumption. If the signal is floating then the EN-pin is held on low by an internal pull-down-resistor. The pull-down-current is restricted to 25 A typically.
2.4
WAKE-Pin
The wake-pin is a high-voltage-input. A low-signal from the system (trigger) wakes up the transceiver from the sleep-mode (local wake-up). An input filter prevents unintended wake-up in the case of transients. An internal pullup-resistor prevents floating of the pin in the unconnected state. If the application does not require a local wake-up than the wake-pin has to be connected with VSUP.
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ZMD30011
LIN Transceiver
Datasheet PRELIMINARY
2.5
TXD-Pin
This CMOS-input connects the external protocol controller to the transceiver. A TXD-low-level is transmitted as a LIN-low-level too. The LIN-driver is tristated if TXD is high, hence the bus is set to recessive state using the pull-upresistor. The TXD-input is equipped with an internal pull-down resistor and an internal timer preventing the LIN-bus from being permanently driven in the dominant state.
2.6
GND-Pin
The GND-pin represents the ground level. Level suspensions 2 V do not influence the data transfer. A ground loss in the recessive state does not lead to a significant current at the LIN-pin.
2.7
LIN-Bus-Pin
The circuit blocks receiver and transmitter realize the bi-directional LIN-bus-connection. Receiver: The input voltage of the receiver depends on the supply voltage ratiometricly. The threshold amounts to 0.4 respective 0.6 VSUP with a typical hysteresis of 10 % VSUP. The receiver is active in the sleep mode too. The filter in the input signal path suppresses spikes with a duration of < 4 s. Transmitter: The transmitter consists of a low-side-driver supplying 20 mA at a typical output-voltage of 1 V. It transmits a low level if there is a low level on the TXD-pin. An internal pull-up resistor of 30 k pushes the bus node to the high level in the locked transmitter state. A diode is located in series to the resistor and prevents a reflow current from the bus into the battery supply line in the case of a local supply loss or a ground level shift. The transmitter is only active in the normal-mode. In the sleep-mode and in the wait-mode the transmitter is tristated. A slope-control adjusts both edges (falling edge from the recessive to the dominant driver state and rising edge from the dominant to the recessive driver state) to 2V/s typically. As a result the electromagnetic emission is minimal. The capacitive LIN-bus-load has to be restricted to a total of <=10 nF at a total resistance 0.5 k in order to ensure the symmetry of both edges. In the case of short circuits to battery supply the drivers current limitation begins to work at 180 mA typical. The driver is also protected against thermal overloads. In the range from -18 V to 30 V the current VSUP-LIN is determined only by the pull-up-resistor. A VSUP loss in the recessive driver state does not lead to a significant current at the LIN-pin.
2.8
VSUP-Pin
The VSUP-pin has to be protected by an external diode against reverse polarity of the battery supply. The protection against galvanic and capacitive coupled transients is realized by a special internal circuitry. The operational supply voltage reaches from 6.5 to 18 V DC. A voltage control prevents an incorrect bus transfer below the operating voltage range. The quiescent current in the sleep-mode amounts to typical 14 A. In the normal-mode the quiescent current amounts to max. 2 mA in the state of dominant LIN-bus.
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ZMD30011
LIN Transceiver
Datasheet PRELIMINARY
2.9
INH-Pin
The INH-pin ("inhibit-pin") is a high-voltage-output controlled by the EN-input. In the normal-mode and in the waitmode the inhibit high-side-driver sets INH=VSUP (EN=high). The INH-pin may be used to switch on an external regulator or to set external switches active for an interrupt request. The inhibit-driver is capable to source 40mA typically. If EN is set to low then the transceiver switches to the sleep-mode and separates external modules from VSUP by tristating the INH-pin. Hence, a voltage regulator with its inhibit pin connected to INH will be disabled. If the master node pull-up resistor is connected to INH then it will be disabled from the LIN bus. A WAKE-UP-event or EN=high sets INH=high.
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ZMD30011
LIN Transceiver
Datasheet PRELIMINARY
3. Functional Description
3.1 Sequence Control
The internal sequence control manages the operation modi and their transient states (see figure 2). normal-mode: sleep-mode: INH=high, EN=high, bus transfer permitted INH tristated, EN=low, only bus reception possible The receiver stands in the active state and the driver is tristated. Setting EN to high brings the transceiver into the normal-mode. Applying Wake=high at the WAKE pin or a LIN bus wake-up message bring the device into the wait-mode. wait-mode: INH=high, EN=low, bus transfer impossible, Switching EN to high switches the transceiver into the normal-mode from another mode. The transceiver switches to the power-down state from any operation mode if VSUP falls below 6.5 V. As soon as VSUP rises over 6.5V again the transceiver changes from power-down into the wait-mode. The transceiver changes into the wait-mode too from another mode if the junction temperature rises over 150C. The change from wait-mode into the normal mode is caused by setting EN to high.
3.2
Wake-Up-Events
There are three methods how to wake up the transceiver from sleep-mode: (1) Wake-up by WAKE-pin active An internal timer supervises the level at the WAKE-pin. If the WAKE-level falls from WAKE-high to WAKE-low and stays there for minimal 40s than the timer activates the INH-output. The transceiver switches into the wait-mode within maximal 150 s after the falling edge of the WAKE pin. By doing so spike pulses are filtered out effectively. When the external regulator has reached its output level and the system is ready than the protocol-controller switches EN=high. The transceiver changes into to the normal-mode and gets ready for bus transfers. (2) Wake-up by bus-message: The reception of a LIN-low-level (dominant state for 250 s to 5ms) in the sleep-mode triggers the following wakeup-sequence: At the latest 150 s after the falling edge of the LIN signal the transceiver activates the system's voltage regulator by setting INH=high and goes to the wait-mode. After a system reaction time (until regulator and application active) the protocol-controller sets EN=high. The device switches to the normal-mode and gets ready for bus transfers. An antibounce filter suppresses spike pulses from the LIN bus. (3) Wake-up by EN-pin active: There are systems with an external power supply which are also active in the LIN-transceiver's sleep-mode. If the application of such a system gets active then the protocol controller sets EN=high. The transceiver switches to normal-mode at once and is ready for the transfer of a wake-up-frame from the protocol controller to the LIN-bus. In such applications the INH-pin can be used for other purposes, e.g. for an interrupt request.
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ZMD30011
LIN Transceiver
Datasheet PRELIMINARY
3.3
TXD Dominant Time-out Function
An internal timer prevents the LIN-bus from being permanently driven in dominant state. If TXD is at low level for longer than tBus_dom > tTXDTIMEOUT the pin LIN is switched of to recessive mode. To reset this mode the pin TXD has to be switched high before switching LIN to dominant state again.
3.4
Internal Voltage Regulator
The transceiver has an internal voltage regulator generating a voltage VDD=5V from the battery supply VSUP. This works in all operation modes. In the sleep-mode this voltage regulator changes into a low-power-mode. This mode guaranties the supply of the receiver and the sequence control.
3.5
Battery Voltage Control
The battery voltage control is realized indirectly by a power-on-clear-circuit supervising the internal supply VDD. This circuit gives a signal to the sequence control if the external supply voltage VSUP falls below 6.5V. In this case a contingent bus transfer can be prevented and the transceiver changes into the wait-mode.
3.6
3.3V and 5V Logic Capability
The ZMD30011 can be used for 3.3V and 5V micro controllers. EN, RXD and TXD are capable to operate with both voltage levels. Therefore an external pull-up resistor is required at the RXD pin.
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ZMD30011
LIN Transceiver
Datasheet PRELIMINARY
POWER UP
VSUP > 6.5V
WAIT MODE
EN Low INH On Transmitter Off RxD Floating 2) Low
1)
TxD High 4) Low
3)
EN = 1 Wake Up event Via BUS: t > tLINWAKE Via WAKE:t > tWAKE
TxD MC DATA
NORMAL MODE EN
High INH On Transmitter On RxD LIN DATA
EN = 0
EN = 1
SLEEP MODE EN
Low INH Off Transmitter Off RxD Floating TxD High/Low
Fig. 4: State Diagram (Operation Mode)
1) 2) 3) 4)
After After After After
power up, after wake up event via WAKE wake up event via BUS power up, after wake up event via BUS (internal pull down typ. 380kOhm) wake up event via WAKE (internal strong pull down > 1.5mA)
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ZMD30011
LIN Transceiver
Datasheet PRELIMINARY
4. Electromagnetic Compatibility and Short-circuit Immunity
Electromagnetic Emission: The built-in slope-control adjusts the slew rates to 2 V/s for the rising and the falling edges. As a result the electromagnetic emission is at a minimum. Electromagnetic Sensitivity: The pins LIN, WAKE, VSUP and INH are equipped with protective circuits resistant to electromagnetic imission. The ESD-protection at these pins is guaranteed for 8 kV (Human Body Model). The protection against transients (test impulses 1...3 according to ISO 7637/1) is improved by the external slave- or master-capacitors between VSUP and GND and between LIN and GND. Short Circuit Immunity: The LIN-interface is short-circuit-proof against VSUP and ground.
5. Fail-Safe-Features
Short-circuit at LIN The current of the transmitter output stage is limited to ILIM in order to protect the transmitter against short-circuit to VBAT or GND. In case of such a short-circuit the temperature exceeds the shutdown temperature TSHUT due to the power dissipation - the ZMD30011 goes into the wait-mode and the transmitter switches off. The ZMD30011 has a special circuitry implemented that protects the battery from running out of charge in the case of a short circuit between LIN and GND. In this failure case a normal master termination (1k resistor and diode in series between LIN and VSUP) would cause a constant current flowing through the termination resistor (even in sleep mode). In order to use this feature the master termination resistor has to be connected to the INH pin instead of VSUP. Loss of Ground or VSUP A loss of power (pins GND or VSUP) has no impact to the bus line and the protocol handler. Since there are no reverse currents from the bus the LIN transceiver can be disconnected from the power supply without influencing the LIN bus. Pin RXD is set floating if VSUP is disconnected. Thermal Overload The output driver at pin LIN is protected against thermal overload conditions. If the junction temperature exceeds the shutdown temperature TSHUT, the thermal protection circuit disables the output driver. The driver is enabled again if the junction temperature has been decreased by about THYST. TXD Disconnection Pin TXD is equipped with an internal pull-down resistor to provide a static low if TXD is disconnected. The LIN line is prevented from being permanently driven in dominant state by an internal timer. EN Disconnection Pin EN provides an internal pull-down resistor in order to force the transceiver into sleep mode in case the pin EN is unsupplied.
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ZMD30011
LIN Transceiver
Datasheet PRELIMINARY
6. Electrical Parameters
6.1 Maximum Ratings
In accordance with the Absolute Maximum Rating System (IEC 60134), all voltages are referenced to pin GND Electrical Ratings Parameter continuous voltage at VSUP transients input voltage at LIN DC transients input voltages at TxD, RXD, EN input voltages at WAKE DC transients Voltage at INH ESD at TXD, RXD, EN Symbol VSUP VSUP VLIN VLIN VIN VINWAKE VINWAKE VINH VESD Min -0.3 Max 30 40 30 +100 7.0 30 40 VSUP +0.3 +4 Units V V V V V V V V kV Human Body Model MIL-STD 883 (100pF via 1.5k ) Human Body Model MIL-STD 883 1.5KOhm, 100pF Machine Model 220pF pulse 1...3 ISO 7637/1 (test circuit figure 8) Remarks pulse 1...3 ISO 7637/1 (test circuit figure 8) pulse 1...3 ISO 7637/1 (test circuit figure 8)
-18 -150 -0.3 -18
-0.3 -4
ESD at LIN, VSUP, INH, WAKE
VHBM
-8
8
kV
ESD at all pins
VMM
-200
200
V
Thermal Ratings Parameter junction temperature storage temperature ambient operation temperature thermal resistance junction to ambient thermal shutdown thermal shutdown hysteresis
5 5)
Symbol TJ TSTG TA RTHA TSHUT THYST
Min -40 -55 -40
Max 150 150 125 150
Units C C C C/W C C
Remarks
SOP8 (150) in free air
150 10
195 30
5)
not tested, guaranteed by design
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ZMD30011
LIN Transceiver
Datasheet PRELIMINARY
6.2
Electrical Characteristics
VSUP = 6.5...18 V, TJ = -40 ...+150 C, typical values specified for VSUP = 12 V, RVSUP-LIN = 500 (if not otherwise defined) Battery Supply VSUP Parameter DC voltage supply current in the normal mode, dominant state supply current in the normal mode, recessive state supply current in the wait mode supply current in the sleep mode Symbol VSUP ISDOM Min 6.5 0.7 Typ. 12 2.0 Max 18 3.1 Units V mA VEN=5V VTXD=0V VEN=5V VTXD=5V VEN=0V VTXD=5V VEN=0V VTXD=5V Conditions
ISREC
0.4
1.8
2.2
mA
ISWAIT
0.5
1.3
1.8
mA
ISLEEP
4
14
30
A
Mode Control Input Enable EN Parameter Low Level input Voltage High Level input Voltage EN input Hysteresis EN Pull-Down resistor Low Level leakage Current Symbol VENINL VENINH VENHYS RENPD IENLEAK Min -0.3 2.0 0.03 280 -5 700 0 Typ. Max 0.8 7.0 0.5 2500 5 Units V V V k A VENHYS=VENINH-VENINL VEN=5V VEN=0V Conditions
Inhibit Output INH Parameter INHIBIT resistance normal mode INHIBIT Leakage Current Symbol RINH IINHLEAK -5 Min Typ. 40 Max 80 5 Units A Remarks IINH=-15mA VBAT=12V Sleep mode VSUP=18V
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ZMD30011
LIN Transceiver
Datasheet Transmission Data Input TXD Parameter Low Level input Voltage High Level input Voltage TXD input Hysteresis TXD Pull-Down resistor Low Level leakage Current TXD dominant current Symbol VTXDINL VTXDINH VTXDHYS RTXDPD ITXDLEAK ITXDDOM Min -0.3 2.0 0.03 280 -5 1.0 700 0 1.9 Typ. Max 0.8 7.0 0.5 2500 5 8 Units V V V k A mA VTXDHYS=VTXDINH-VTXDINL VEN=5V VTXD=5V VEN=0V VTXD=0V VWAKE=0V VSUP=12V VTXD=0.4V Conditions PRELIMINARY
Receive Data Output RXD (open Drain) Parameter Low Level Output Current Symbol IRXDL Min 2.0 Typ. Max Units mA Conditions VEN=5V VLIN=0V VRXD=0.4V VEN=5V VTXD=5V
High Level Leakage Current
IRXDLEAK
-5
5
A
Local Wake-up-input WAKE Parameter Wake Up Threshold High to Low Transition Wake Up Threshold Low to High Transition WAKE Pull-UP current Leakage Current Symbol VWAKETHL VWAKETLH IWAKEPU IWAKELEAK -60 -5 Min VSUP-3.3 VSUP-1.0 -3 5 Typ. Max Units V V A A Remarks VEN=0V VEN=0V VWAKE=0V VWAKE=VSUP=18V
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ZMD30011
LIN Transceiver
Datasheet Bus Input/Output LIN Parameter Input Low Level Voltage Receiver Input High Level Voltage Receiver Input Hysteresis Receiver Input Centerpoint Receiver Output Low Level Voltage Transmitter Symbol VRECL VRECH VRECHYS VBUS_CNT VLINL Min 0 Typ. Max 0.4 VSUP VSUP Units V Remarks VEN=5V VTXD=5V VEN=5V VTXD=5V VRECHYS=VRECH-VRECL VBUS_CNT=(VRECL+VRECH)/2 VEN=5V VTXD=0V RBUS=500 VTXD=5V ILIN=0mA PRELIMINARY
0.6 VSUP 0.08 VSUP 0.475 VSUP 0.6 0.5 VSUP 0.9
V
0.12 VSUP V 0.525 VSUP 1.6 V V
Output High Level Transmitter
VLINH
0.9VSUP 20 40 30 70
VSUP 47 150
V k mA
Pull Up resistance VSUP to RLINPU LIN Output Current Limitation ILIM LIN Input Current LIN Dominant Input Current LIN Recessive ILINPASdom ILINPASrec
-1
mA
2
3
20
A
Input Current LIN Recessive, Bus no GND Lost VSUP Input Current LIN
ILINNOGND
-1.0
1.0
mA
ILIN
100
A
VEN=5V VTXD=0V VSUP=VLIN VLIN=0V VSUP=12V Driver off VLINVSUP 8VVSUP18V 8VVLIN18V Driver off 0V VLIN 18V VGND = VVSUP VSUP = 12V VGND=VSUP=0V 0VVLIN18V
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ZMD30011
LIN Transceiver
Datasheet PRELIMINARY
7. Timing Characteristics
VSUP = 6.5...18V, TJ=-40...150C, typical values are specified for VSUP=12V, unless otherwise defined. Internal Timers Parameter LIN Falling Edge Slew Rate LIN Rising Edge Slew Rate Symmetry of transmitter propagation delay rising edge w.r.t. falling edge Propagation delay Receiver:LIN low RXD low Propagation delay Receiver:LIN high RXD high Symmetry of receiver propagation delay rising edge w.r.t. falling edge Bus Wake Up Propagation Delay to INH=High WAKE Propagation Delay to INH=High EN Propagation delay to INH=High EN Propagation delay to INH=Low TXD timeout Symbol tFALL tRISE tTXDLINSYM tRXDLINL tRXDLINH tRXDLINSYM Min. 0.5 0.5 -2 Typ. 1.3 1.3 3 3 2 Max. Units V/s V/s s Remarks Fig. 5 Fig. 5 tTXDLINL-tTXDLINH Fig. 6 Fig. 6 tRXDLINH - tRXDLINL
2 2 -2
4 4
6 6 2
s s s
tLINWAKE tWAKE tENWAKE tENSLEEP tTXDTIMEOUT tTXDTOREC
25 10
60 35 5 5
150 120 20 20 20
s s s s ms
EN=0V Fig. 7 EN=0V Fig. 8 Fig. 9 Fig. 10 EN=0V TXD=0V Fig. 11
6
10
TXD timeout recovery time
-
10
30
s
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ZMD30011
LIN Transceiver
Datasheet LIN Bus Drivers Load Conditions at LIN: (RBUS=1k CBUS=1nF CRXD=20pF) or (RBUS=500 CBUS=10nF CRXD=20pF) LIN Bus Speed Parameter Symbol Min. Typ. Max. Units Remarks Duty Cycle 1 D1 0.396 THRec(max)=0.744* VSUP THDom(max)=0.581* VSUP VSUP=7.0...18V; tBit=50 s; D1= tBUS_rec(min)=/(2* tBit) Fig. 12 THRec(min)=0.422* VSUP THDom(min)= 0.284* VSUP VSUP=7.6...18V; tBit=50 s; D1= tBUS_rec(max)=/(2* tBit) Fig. 12 PRELIMINARY
20kBaud Duty Cycle 2 D2 0.581
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ZMD30011
LIN Transceiver
Datasheet TIMING DIAGRAMS PRELIMINARY
LIN BUS SIGNAL 60% 40% 60% 40%
tFALL
tRISE
Fig. 5: tFALL and tRISE
TXD SIGNAL
LIN BUS SIGNAL 60% tTXDLINL VRECL 40% VRECH
tTXDLINH
RXD SIGNAL
tRXDLINL Fig. 6: tTXDLINSYM and tRXDLINSYM
tRXDLINH
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ZMD30011
LIN Transceiver
Datasheet PRELIMINARY
LIN BUS SIGNAL
VRECL
INH SIGNAL
tLINWAKE Fig. 7: LIN BUS Wake-Up
VWAKETHL
WAKE SIGNAL
INH SIGNAL
tWAKE Fig. 8: WAKE Wake-Up
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ZMD30011
LIN Transceiver
Datasheet EN SIGNAL PRELIMINARY
INH SIGNAL
tENWAKE
Fig. 9: EN Wake-Up
EN SIGNAL
INH SIGNAL
tENSLEEP Fig. 10: EN to Sleep Mode
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ZMD30011
LIN Transceiver
Datasheet TXD SIGNAL PRELIMINARY
LIN BUS SIGNAL 50%
tTXDTIMEOUT
Fig. 11:TXD TIMEOUT
Fig. 12: LIN Bus Driver Timing Characteristics
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ZMD30011
LIN Transceiver
Datasheet PRELIMINARY
8. Package
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ZMD30011
LIN Transceiver
Datasheet PRELIMINARY
9. Related Documents
* ZMD30011 Feature Sheet For the current revision of this document and for additional information please go to www.zmd.biz.
Note:
10. Ordering Information
Ordering Code ZMD30011BAG1-T Description "green" finished parts in tube "green" finished parts in tape on reel Operation Temperature -40C to +125C Package Type SOP8 Device Marking ZMD 30011BA G1 YYWW ZMD 30011BA G1 YYWW Shipping Form* tube (97 parts/tube) tape on reel (2500 parts/reel)
ZMD30011BAG1-R
-40C to +125C
SOP8
* The quantity ordered should be a multiple of the quantity / packing unit as specified
This information applies to a product under development. Its characteristics and specifications are subject to change without notice. ZMD assumes no obligation regarding future manufacture unless otherwise agreed in writing. The information furnished hereby is believed to be correct and accurate. However, ZMD shall not be liable to any customer, licensee or any other third party for any damages in connection with or arising out of the furnishing, performance or use of this technical data. No obligation or liability to any customer, licensee or any other third party shall result from ZMD's rendering of technical or other services.
For further information:
ZMD AG Grenzstrasse 28 01109 Dresden, Germany Phone +49 (0)351-8822-366 Fax +49 (0)351-8822-337 sales@zmd.de www.zmd.biz
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